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List of elements by atomic number


1
H
1
1
0,000,001 1.00794(7)[1][2][3]
2
He
1
18
0,000,004 4.002602(2)[1][3]
3
Li
2
1
0,000,006 6.941(2)[1][2][3][4]
4
Be
2
2
0,000,009 9.012182(3)
5
B
2
13
0,000,010 10.811(7)[1][2][3]
6
C
2
14
0,000,012 12.0107(8)[1][3]
7
N
2
15
0,000,014 14.0067(2)[1][3]
8
O
2
16
0,000,015 15.9994(3)[1][3]
9
F
2
17
0,000,018 18.9984032(5)
10
Ne
2
18
0,000,020 20.1797(6)[1][2]
11
Na
3
1
0,000,022 22.98976928(2)
12
Mg
3
2
0,000,024 24.3050(6)
13
Al
3
13
0,000,026 26.9815386(8)
14
Si
3
14
0,000,028 28.0855(3)[3]
15
P
3
15
0,000,030 30.973762(2)
16
S
3
16
0,000,032 32.065(5)[1][3]
17
Cl
3
17
0,000,035 35.453(2)[1][2][3]
18
Ar
3
18
0,000,039 39.948(1)[1][3]
19
K
4
1
0,000,039 39.0983(1)
20
Ca
4
2
0,000,040 40.078(4)[1]
21
Sc
4
3
0,000,044 44.955912(6)
22
Ti
4
4
0,000,047 47.867(1)
23
V
4
5
0,000,050 50.9415(1)
24
Cr
4
6
0,000,051 51.9961(6)
25
Mn
4
7
0,000,054 54.938045(5)
26
Fe
4
8
0,000,055 55.845(2)
27
Co
4
9
0,000,058 58.933195(5)
28
Ni
4
10
0,000,058 58.6934(4)
29
Cu
4
11
0,000,063 63.546(3)[3]
30
Zn
4
12
0,000,065 65.38(2)
31
Ga
4
13
0,000,069 69.723(1)
32
Ge
4
14
0,000,072 72.64(1)
33
As
4
15
0,000,074 74.92160(2)
34
Se
4
16
0,000,078 78.96(3)[3]
35
Br
4
17
0,000,079 79.904(1)
36
Kr
4
18
0,000,083 83.798(2)[1][2]
37
Rb
5
1
0,000,085 85.4678(3)[1]
38
Sr
5
2
0,000,087 87.62(1)[1][3]
39
Y
5
3
0,000,088 88.90585(2)
40
Zr
5
4
0,000,091 91.224(2)[1]
41
Nb
5
5
0,000,092 92.90638(2)
42
Mo
5
6
0,000,095 95.96(2)[1]
43
Tc
5
7
0,000,098 [98.9063][5]
44
Ru
5
8
0,000,101 101.07(2)[1]
45
Rh
5
9
0,000,102 102.90550(2)
46
Pd
5
10
0,000,106 106.42(1)[1]
47
Ag
5
11
0,000,107 107.8682(2)[1]
48
Cd
5
12
0,000,112 112.411(8)[1]
49
In
5
13
0,000,114 114.818(3)
50
Sn
5
14
0,000,118 118.710(7)[1]
51
Sb
5
15
0,000,121 121.760(1)[1]
52
Te
5
16
0,000,127 127.60(3)[1]
53
I
5
17
0,000,126 126.90447(3)
54
Xe
5
18
0,000,131 131.293(6)[1][2]
55
Cs
6
1
0,000,132 132.9054519(2)
56
Ba
6
2
0,000,137 137.327(7)
57
La
6

0,000,138 138.90547(7)[1]
58
Ce
6

0,000,140 140.116(1)[1]
59
Pr
6

0,000,140 140.90765(2)
60
Nd
6

0,000,144 144.242(3)[1]
61
Pm
6

0,000,146 [146.9151][5]
62
Sm
6

0,000,150 150.36(2)[1]
63
Eu
6

0,000,151 151.964(1)[1]
64
Gd
6

0,000,157 157.25(3)[1]
65
Tb
6

0,000,158 158.92535(2)
66
Dy
6

0,000,162 162.500(1)[1]
67
Ho
6

0,000,164 164.93032(2)
68
Er
6

0,000,167 167.259(3)[1]
69
Tm
6

0,000,168 168.93421(2)
70
Yb
6

0,000,173 173.054(5)[1]
71
Lu
6
3
0,000,174 174.9668(1)[1]
72
Hf
6
4
0,000,178 178.49(2)
73
Ta
6
5
0,000,180 180.9479(1)
74
W
6
6
0,000,183 183.84(1)
75
Re
6
7
0,000,186 186.207(1)
76
Os
6
8
0,000,190 190.23(3)[1]
77
Ir
6
9
0,000,192 192.217(3)
78
Pt
6
10
0,000,195 195.084(9)
79
Au
6
11
0,000,196 196.966569(4)
80
Hg
6
12
0,000,200 200.59(2)
81
Tl
6
13
0,000,204 204.3833(2)
82
Pb
6
14
0,000,207 207.2(1)[1][3]
83
Bi
6
15
0,000,208 208.98040(1)
84
Po
6
16
0,000,208 [208.9824][5]
85
At
6
17
0,000,209 [209.9871][5]
86
Rn
6
18
0,000,222 [222.0176][5]
87
Fr
7
1
0,000,223 [223.0197][5]
88
Ra
7
2
0,000,226 [226.0254][5]
89
Ac
7

0,000,227 [227.0278][5]
90
Th
7

0,000,232 232.03806(2)[1][5]
91
Pa
7

0,000,231 231.03588(2)[5]
92
U
7

0,000,238 238.02891(3)[1][2][5]
93
Np
7

0,000,237 [237.0482][5]
94
Pu
7

0,000,244 [244.0642][5]
95
Am
7

0,000,243 [243.0614][5]
96
Cm
7

0,000,247 [247.0704][5]
97
Bk
7

0,000,247 [247.0703][5]
98
Cf
7

0,000,251 [251.0796][5]
99
Es
7

0,000,252 [252.0829][5]
100
Fm
7

0,000,257 [257.0951][5]
101
Md
7

0,000,258 [258.0986][5]
102
No
7

0,000,259 [259.1009][5]
103
Lr
7
3
0,000,260 [264][5]
104
Rf
7
4
0,000,261 [265][5]
105
Db
7
5
0,000,262 [268][5]
106
Sg
7
6
0,000,263 [272][5]
107
Bh
7
7
0,000,262 [273][5]
108
Hs
7
8
0,000,265 [276][5]
109
Mt
7
9
0,000,266 [279][5]
110
Ds
7
10
0,000,269 [278][5]
111
Rg
7
11
0,000,272 [283][5]
112
Uub
7
12
0,000,285 [285][5]
113
Uut
7
13
0,000,284 [287][5]
114
Uuq
7
14
0,000,289 [289][5]
115
Uup
7
15
0,000,288 [291][5]
116
Uuh
7
16
0,000,292 [293][5]
117
Uus
7
17
0,000,293 [295] [6]
118
Uuo
7
18
0,000,294 [294][5]


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